高台厚榭 — “Lofty terraces and grand pavilions”
高台厚榭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Lofty terraces and grand pavilions”. Referring to magnificent, elevated buildings or structures, often found in gardens, used for resting and enjoying the surrounding views. Literally, “High terrace and grand pavilion”.
高台厚榭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- gāo高xià下rèn任xīn心know how to manage matters skillfully
- gāo高xià下qí其shǒu手collude in wrongdoing
- gāo高xià下zài在kǒu口make arbitrary judgments
- gāo高xià下zài在xīn心To have a well-thought-out plan
- gāo高xià下zài在shǒu手manipulate outcomes for illicit gains
- gāo高bù不còu凑dī低bù不jiù就too demanding, unable to find a match
- gāo高bù不còu凑，，dī低bù不jiù就unable to achieve high, unwilling to settle low
- gāo高bù不kě可pān攀too high to reach or approach
- gāo高bù不kě可dēng登too high to reach
- gāo高bù不chéng成dī低bù不jiù就too ambitious for low, not qualified for high
- gāo高bù不chéng成，，dī低bù不jiù就Too choosy for high, too proud for low
- gāo高bù不còu辏dī低bù不jiù就too picky to find anything suitable
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What does 高台厚榭 mean?
高台厚榭 (gāo tái hòu xiè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Lofty terraces and grand pavilions”.
How do you pronounce 高台厚榭?
高台厚榭 is pronounced gāo tái hòu xiè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 高台厚榭 literally mean?
Literally, 高台厚榭 means “High terrace and grand pavilion”. It is used to mean “Lofty terraces and grand pavilions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 高台厚榭?
榭：建筑在高台上的房屋。指园林中休息和观览四周的高大建筑物